All the ways a cell can die — and why the variety matters
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The piece examines the many ways cells can die and why that diversity matters for biology and medicine. It opens with cell biologist Daolin Tang testing chemicals that killed cancer cells in Petri dishes—life signs collapsed and reproduction stopped, the intended result in a search for compounds that poison tumor cells. It links such cellular battles to how understanding cell death may help protect health.
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